OverturnFine
Free to check · Pay only if you want a document

Got a parking fine? Find out where you stand in under a minute.

Upload a photo of any notice (a council or TfL ticket, Notice to Owner, Charge Certificate, bailiff letter, or a private parking charge notice) and we'll tell you exactly what stage it's at, your deadline, and what to do next.

New service. Not a law firm, no legal advice. Read our approach in the FAQ below.

How it works

1

Upload your notice

A photo of your ticket, Notice to Owner, Charge Certificate, bailiff letter, or a private parking charge notice (JPEG, PNG, or HEIC straight from your phone).

2

See exactly where you stand

We read the notice, tell you what stage you're at, the deadline you're against, and what your options are. Free, no account needed.

3

Get your document

If you decide to challenge, we draft the right document for your stage and walk you through where to send it.

Simple, stage-based pricing

Checking is always free. You only pay if you decide to get a document, and the price is shown before you commit to anything. Covers council/TfL tickets and private parking charges, detected automatically.

Council & TfL PCNs

Initial PCN: informal challengeBest done within 14 days to preserve any early-payment discount£9.99
Notice to Owner: formal representationWithin 28 days of the Notice to Owner£9.99
Rejected: adjudicator appealIndependent tribunal review of the council's decision£19.99
Charge Certificate: urgent letterPenalty has increased 50%, time-sensitive£29.99
Registered with the courtThe right sworn declaration for your case, matched automatically and ready to sign£40.00
Bailiff stage: full enforcement packPause enforcement and resolve the underlying debt£60.00

Private parking charges

Private parking charge: appeal to the operatorFirst appeal, direct to the parking company£9.99
Operator rejectedIndependent appeal, prepared for the correct appeals body automatically£19.99

Frequently asked questions

Is this legal advice?

No. We prepare documents based on facts you confirm and give general information about the process. We're not a law firm and don't provide legal advice. For complex cases, speak to a solicitor.

Does my document really need a solicitor's signature?

Depends on your case. Some court declarations must be sworn under the Perjury Act 1911, which means signing in person in front of a solicitor, commissioner for oaths, or similar. Others are a statement of truth that don't need this at all. We'll tell you clearly which applies to you.

How do you decide the price?

Price depends on what stage your notice is at and what document you actually need, shown up front before you pay so there's never a surprise at checkout.

What if I lose my document link?

Every order gets a permanent link. If you lose it, use "Find my order" with your order reference and email to get back in.

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